Concord Enterprise publication notice and rates
Marlboro Massachusetts weekly newspaper the Concord Enterprise Press Inc publishes every Thursday. It lists contact addresses and telephones for the Marlboro office and New York Boston representatives and sets subscription and advertising rates with a late deadline for ads.
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Concord Enterprise
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Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
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Main
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Nason
P. O. Box
Concord
Kotorea
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Mad Item Avenue
New York
Social Security changes expand benefits for older workers
Norman A. Keyes of the Wal tham district notes 1961 amendments lowered work credits required for retirement and survivor benefits. He cites two cases of a 66 year old twin and a widow whose eligibility shifted with the new law. The widow can now receive benefits starting August 1961. as in all cases, at least six calendar quarters are required.
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Norman A. Keyes
Waltham
L!gibling
Montana
Keyes
Rebekahs Select New State Officers
Concord Willow Rebekah Lodge 1.0.C.F. held a Monday meeting to elect officers. New officers include Noble Grand Edith Bailey, Vice Grand Paul Aldred, Recording Secretary Elizabeth Pickard, Financial Secretary Leonard Benson, Treasurer Murdock MacLeod, with Trustees Walter Burrill, Frank Waite, and Myrna Lorentsen.
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Concord
Willow Rebekah Lodge
C.F
Noble Grand
Edith Bailey
Paul Aldred
Elizabeth Pickard
Leonard Benson
Murdock MacLeod
Walter Burrill
Frank Waite
Myrna Lorentsen
Dieting Helps Feet to Shrink
Chicago UPI reports that Dr. William M. Scholl says dieting can cause feet to shrink and advises checking shoe size during weight loss. He warns heavy women against spike heels as weight shifts can cause flat feet and pain from balancing on a small base.
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Chicago
UPI
William M. School
Scholl
Candia Schoolhouse Restored At Old Sturbridge Village
A 24 by 28 foot Candia Schoolhouse built in the early 1800s is restored at Old Sturbridge Village and opens to the public Saturday September 23. The one room building seats about 40 pupils and features desks slates and old textbooks. The opening ceremony includes Candia Improvement Club president Mrs. Robert Goff and Old Sturbridge Village president Frank Spinney with Dr Claude Moore Fuess giving an education in New England talk. The restoration was aided by Spaulding Potter Charitable Trusts and the museum now houses 37 exhibits.
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Sturbridge
Mass
Candia
N. H
Old Sturbridge Village
New England
America
Old Sturbridge
Frederick Smyth
Manchester
Smyth
Candia Improvement Club
Robert Goff
Frank O. Spinney
Claude Moore Fuess
Andover
Friends of
Spaulding-Potter Charitable Trusts
Concord
A Land Without Official Anthem
Italy has no official national anthem. The Inno de Mameli is used provisionally since 1946 and has not been enshrined by decree or law. Composed in 1847 by Goffredo Mameli, it replaced the Royal March of fascist days and faces debate over revisions and modern versus timeless verses.
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Rome
UPI
Italy
Mameli
Goffredo Mameli
Genoa
Garibaldi
Acton Community Center hosts open house with class demos
Saturday open house at Acton Community Center showcased instructors and samples from dance, folk dancing, tap, ballet, and dog obedience classes. Demonstrations by the Little Theatre Workshop, modern dance group, and a canine drill team highlighted the evening. George Hatch invited guests to try duplicate bridge. a square dance followed with Dick Castner as caller.
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Acton
Acton Community Center
Little Theatre Workshop
George Hatch
Evelyn Sawyer
Cambridge
Dick Castner
Castner
N. E. Folk Festival Association
Jack Cowley
Cowley
Dolly Mason
Marilyn Abbot
Walter I. Rogers
Dave Fuller
John Ward
Bob Dwinells
Stow Grange Booster Night Showcases Local Talent
Stow Grange held a Booster Night with a five year perfect attendance trio Phyllis Connington Bob Connington and Terrence McCormick honored. The program featured 4 H Chelmsford acts piano accordion and a Grange band with Rev James Alexander and Rev Charles Giennon among guests. Next meeting set for Oct 3 for officer installation.
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Stow
Stow Grange
Roland Wright
Newsham
Phyllis
Bob Connington
Terrence McCormick
Jim Gravelle
Marty Jolian
Judy
JoAnn Gravelle
Outer Space
John Grady
Lilla Phalon
Emily Jones
Flora
Alice Grady
John Lupin
Maynard
Allison
Phalon
Brown
Hickey
Queen
Canty
Pekkala
Wright Chartrand
Hank Day
James Alexander
Gleasondale Methodist Church
Charles Giennon
St. Isidore’s Church
Marlborough
Boxboro
Hudson
Chelmsford
City Dwellers Assured Of A Spokesman In Cabinet
U S Rep Thomas P O Neill Jr says urban affairs department cleared by both houses and to be enacted in January 1962. The department would coordinate federal urban activities and has support from Massachusetts mayors associations and national mayors groups.
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U.S
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr
D-Mass
Rep. O'Neill
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs
Kennedy
Massachusetts Mayors’ Association
Mayors’ Organizations
Rep
O’neill
Weston Firm Wins Battle For Quarry
After two years the Massachusetts Broken Stone Company of Weston can operate a quarry on Wheeler Hill Berlin. The Board of Appeals approved restrictions limiting blasting, noise, dust, road use, and setbacks, with the company to fund studies and indemnify residents against water loss.
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Berlin
Massachusetts Broken Stone Company
Weston
Board of Appeals
Richard Robinson
Charles E. Cotting
Earl A. Wheeler
Wheeler Hill
Wheeler
Danford B. Tyle
Chester E. Cole
Tyler
Cole
Robinson
Sawyer Hill Road
Central Street
Walnut Street
Board of Appeals and Selectmen
Barbecue Hints From MSU Specialist on Grilling Tips
East Lansing expert Anita Dean from Michigan State University says proper ventilation is essential for indoor charcoal grilling. She cautions drafts reduce even heat, suggests warming extra charcoal before adding to the fire, and warns against overuse of barbecue sauce which can mask the meat flavor.
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East Lansing, Mich
UFI
Michigan State University Foods and Nutrition
Anita Dean
City Voice in Cabinet Urged to Guide Urban Policy
The proposal calls for a Secretary of Urban Affairs to advise federal officials and champion metropolitan interests. It argues that complexity of urban renewal and housing requires coordinated programs and high level policy, with city dwellers having a voice in the President's Cabinet as Kennedy favored.
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Kennedy
Stow Woman Trapped In West Concord Car Crash
Dorothea M. Lucchesi, 42, of 292 Great Road, escaped serious injuries after her car skidded on wet pavement on Route 62 near Upper Main Street, went into the woods and down an embankment. She was trapped for nearly an hour before neighbors alerted police. Fire and police freed her, and she was taken to Emerson Hospital with head and chest pains.
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West Concord
Dorothea M. Lucchesi
Great Road
Route 62
Upper Main Street
Howard W. Williams
Main Street
W. Robert Nutter
Salvatore C. Silvio, Jr
Laurence D. Hennessy
John Doyle
Concord
Concord Filling Station, While Mrs. Lucchesi
Emerson Hospital
Sergi
William J. Costello
Plan In Service Course At Sto Starting Sept
Carlisle supt Ralph C Glidden Jr announces an in service course to be given by Dr Cleveland of Union College. The course begins Wednesday at Stow School under Mass Extension credits for graduate and undergraduates. Cost is 15 dollars. Open to any teacher or resident area. Mrs Marian L Piper from South Acton left Tuesday for San Francisco to visit her son and to take an intended trip in the north.
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Carlisle
Ralph C. Glidden
Cleveland
the Union College
Stow
Marian L. Piper
Read
South Acton
San Fr
Son
Ralph Jr
Tak
Northw
Sudbury Man Harris S Bartolomew 76 dies at Framingham Union
Harris S Bartolomew of Sudbury died Saturday at Framingham Union Hospital aged 76. Born in Indianapolis he was a retired industrial engineer and husband of the late Ethel Congerton Bartolomew. He lived in Sudbury 13 years and was a member of Kappa Alpha at Union College. Burial in Brookside Cemetery Stow followed funeral at St Elizabeth's Episcopal Chapel. He is survived by a niece Mrs Philip Way and sister Mrs Dora B Hewitt.
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Harris S. Bartholomew Sudbury
Harris S. Bartholomew
Candy Hill
Framingham Union Hospital
Indianapolis
Ethel (Congerton) Bartholomew
Sudbury
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
Freeland, Bates and
Harris
Boston
Philip Way
Dora B. Hewitt
Waldwick, N. J
Marion MacCullough dies at 84 in Acton
Marion MacCullough widow of Hector MacCullough aged 84 died suddenly Sunday at her Acton home after living with her son Lawrence Story for two years. She leaves two other sons William and Gordon and daughter Janet Johnson, plus four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral was held yesterday at Full Funeral Home Salem with interment in Green Lawn Cemetery Salem.
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Marion Maccullough
Acton
Hector MacCullough
Willow Street
Full Funeral Home
Salem
Greenlawn Cemetery
Carlisle Woman Dies in California Widow of Fred Shea
Mrs. Jennie Shea, widow of Fred Shea, formerly of Carlisle and Concord, died in California. She had lived with sister Mrs. Ella Bast and leaves daughter Mrs. Donald Davis and granddaughter Dawn Davis, formerly of Carlisle. Services were held in California.
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Carlisle
Jennie Shea
Fred. Shea
California
Concord
Ella Bast
Donald
Lillian) Davis
Dawn Davis
Gould Bertha H Archer Maynard Obituary
Maynard Mrs Bertha H Archer Gould 76 a former resident died early Monday evening at Dale Rest Home Waltham. She resided in Watertown 12 years and left Maynard in 1930. Widow of Ralph she leaves son George D Watertown three grandchildren two brothers Robert Long Island NY Edward Osterville a sister Mrs Charlotte Smith Waltham. Services today at Fowler Funeral Home at p m Rev Orville D Allom officiating burial in Glenwood cemetery.
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Maynard
Bertha H. (Archer) Gould
Dale Rest Home
Waltham
Watertown
Ralph
George D
Robert
Long Island
N. Y
Edward Osterville
Charlotte Smith
Fowler Funeral Home
Orville D. Allom
Union Congregational Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Caterina Volpe 83 Dies After Illness In Leominster Nursing Home
Caterina B Volpe known as Caterina Baia, 83, of 10 Windmill Drive died early Monday morning at Keystone Nursing Home Leominster after an illness. Native of Italy she lived in Newton 50 years and Maynard seven years. Widow of Antonio she leaves three sons Henry of Waltham Frank and Edward of South Hadley.
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Caterina B. Volpe Maynard
Caterina
Baia) Volpe
Windmill Drive
Keystone Nursing Home
Leominster
Italy
Newton
Antonio
Henry
Waltham
Frank
Edward
South Hadley
Widow Mrs Jetta Mann Dies Suddenly At 77 In West Concord
Julia O Neil O Niel West Concord dies at home age 77 after sudden illness. Born in Acton 1883 she widow of H Mann formerly of Manchester New Hampshire and member of Our Lady of Christians Church. Survived by sister Mary E Ste and nieces and nephews. Services by Joseph Dee Son in law of Our Lady of Christians Church. Burial in family lot at Oakdale West Boylston.
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Julia O
O’neil
West Concord
Jetta (O'Neil) Mann
Acton
O'Neil
Hannah O'Neil
H. Mann
Manchester
N.H
Our Lady of Christians Church
Matthew
Mary E
Joseph Dee & Son
Our Lady's
Oakdale
West Boylston
Petition for probate of will in Pittsfield Court
A petition has been filed in the court for probate of a will of Stuart Compton Pittsfield in Hampden County. The petition asks appointment of an executor with surety and sets the return day for objections as October seventeenth 1961 in Cambridge. Witness John C. Le Vueire first judge signs the document dated October eighteenth 1961.
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Commonwealth of M
Middlesex
Filomena Bari
Maynard
Ernest Barilone
Cambridge
John C. Legquire
Stuart Compton
Pittsfield
John C. Levuire
Sai
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IG Sale
Wayland Center
Sudbury Center
Sudbury- Hudson Road
Auction Gallery
Sheffield
Kodak
Victor Herbert
Singer
Meisure
Inno de Mameli
James Price
van Anastas
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Nashoba Art School
van Auction Gallery
Lower Main Street
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Mance
Pop” McCormick
Basil Stow
Ann Nichols
Rita Gannon
Weston Firm
Sto
St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Chapel
Edwin S. S. Sunderland, Jr
Brookside Cemetery
John A. Driscoll
Sheehan & White
Clinton
Bertha H. Gould
Commonwealth of Mass
Charles W. He
Said County
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